Then again, the film's Kansas is also more terrifying than the book's, because it adds a presence of real evil: the angular Miss Gulch, with a profile that could carve a joint, riding stiffly on her bicycle with a hat on her head like a plum pudding, or a bomb, and claiming the protection of the Law for her crusade against Toto.
The sections emphasised family involvement; they offered joint rides on which parents and children could equally participate.
On concrete surfaces and roads with protruding expansion joints, the ride is porpoising, harsh and loud.
The 7-2 joint favourite, ridden by William Buick, edged a thrilling finish ahead of Spirit Quartz.
I was part of a joint full-ride scholarship program between Duke University and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, called the Robertson Scholars Leadership Program, which gave me funding and mentorship to pursue whatever I was interested in.
Keeping Canvas in its current form would be "catastrophic for small-scale services seeking to promote democratic participation and civil society" as the joint venture partners ride rough-shod over the interests of local communities, the company argues in its 70 page submission.
British Cycling has grown massively over the period in which Sky has been involved, with the WorldTour Team Sky spearheading the increase in the sport's profile at the top of the sporting ladder, and Sky Rides – joint ventures between Sky, the governing body and local authorities – boosting participation at the grassroots.
Osteoarthrosis (OA) of the antebrachiocarpal joint from 7 riding horses is described.
Austria's St. Christoph offers the Hospitz Alm, a crazy joint where you can ride down to the downstairs lavatory on an indoors slide.
A joint simply makes the ride more enjoyable.
